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Cellphone Use While Pregnant Causes Kids To Go Haywire, Study Says

Pregnant women should probably add cellphones to the list of things they need to avoid, along with alcohol, sushi and cat poo. A giant study that surveyed over 13,000 children found that women who used mobile phones when pregnant were more likely to give birth to kids with behavioral problems. More »

3:30 PM on Sun May 18 2008
By Elaine Chow
15,088 views, 53 comments

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iSteamy Converts iPhone into Handheld Porn Powerhouse (Extremely NSFW)



Here's our Extremely Not Safe For Work video review of iSteamy, a software program designed to easily browse porn on your iPhone, complete with category-based picture, video and audio navigation and a "steamy room" to store all your favorites in its internal memory. This is the first version, so it has some bugs and not enough content. However, it looks promising enough to guarantee a good try. And maybe make some people change their iPhone recommendation.

(WARNING: Before you click on the video, be warned. After a long time of warnings, this video review will inevitably show nudity and oral sex.)

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7:25 PM on Thu Jan 3 2008
By Jesus Diaz
111,079 views, 81 comments

Latest by god_hottie: haha... perfect, awesome- I think everybody on casualloving.com will love it, there allow people express self freely, talk about intimate things, communicate anonymously and more funny things... more »

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Two Possible Mac Data Loss Issues Still Unadressed by Apple

Although no official word has been released by Apple, there appears to be two serious data loss issues that could affect MacBook owners and users of Mac OS X Leopard. According to blogger Tom Karpik, Leopard's Finder has a bug in its directory-moving code that can result in massive data loss when transferring large files—regardless of the type of destination drive. Apparently, this flaw has been around since the days of Mac OS X 10.3 Panther, so it could represent an ongoing problem that Apple has failed to address. More »

5:20 PM on Tue Nov 6 2007
By Sean Fallon
13,553 views, 29 comments

Latest by n/a: Very nice article for describing new causes of data loss in Mac. Data loss may possible to bugs, corrupted volume or physical damage.MAC volume does not mount, Volume Header Corruption that cause data loss in this situation you can use data recovery mac more »

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Seagate 2.5-inch Hard Drive Flaw Affecting MacBooks?

Retrodata, a data-recovery company, has just issued a warning for Apple MacBook owners with Seagate hard drives that were manufactured in China and have a firmware version of 7.01. Apparently these have a fatal flow that cause their read/write heads to fail mechanically, scratching up the hard drive surface as pictured and making data unrecoverable (even by professionals such as themselves). If you've got a MacBook, you should check to see if your internal drive is a Seagate and back up your data accordingly. There's no official word yet from Apple on whether or not this actually a problem, but better safe than crying over lost nudie photos. [Retrodata - Thanks Eric!]

4:40 PM on Mon Oct 29 2007
By Jason Chen
17,227 views, 56 comments

Latest by n/a: I've now lost data to this Seagate firmware 7.01 issue not once, but twice in the last six months. How is this not being handled differently by Seagate? How is there no consumer revolt, no class action more »

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Warning: You Can't Have Sex With The iPhone

I've been hanging out on the couch playing with this online label maker for my site, so I decided to make one for Giz readers, too. This is a friendly reminder that no matter how important you think gadgets are, they'll never be able to 1-up humans. More »

12:26 AM on Sun Mar 25 2007
By LISA KATAYAMA
9,124 views, 30 comments

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Mobileye AWS: Color-Coded Nagging on Your Dashboard

As we move ever closer to the driverless car, Mobileye takes a step backward with its automatic warning system (AWS), a color-coded indicator that mounts on your dashboard. Its eye is actually a small video camera mounted to the rear view mirror, and its image processor, called the EyeQ, calculates the distance between your car and the one in front of you, giving you an audible and visual warning if you get too close. It also lets you know if you drift out of your lane, but is deactivated if you turn on the car's turn signal. More »

10:42 AM on Mon Oct 2 2006
By Charlie White
531 views, 18 comments

Latest by sXebombshell: its not a hugely bad idea on one of those "learn to drive" cars. i know when i had my permit, they used to have a neon that was programmed to act as if you were drunk, and as you more »